The video's host reviews a 12-year-old Nokia N8 smartphone, showcasing its features, camera quality, and comparing it to modern smartphones. He shares a personal story of how he and his brother bought the phone in 2012 but were unable to review it due to his brother's passing. The host then proceeds to bury a brand-new, sealed Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra in a time capsule, along with its charger and accessories, to be unboxed 12 years later. The video ends with the host reflecting on how much technology will have advanced in 12 years and how he hopes to unbox the phone with his audience at that time.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra was used for a durability test in a previous video.
2. The creator of the video waited 12 years to review a phone, specifically the Nokia N8.
3. In 2012, the creator and his elder brother bought the Nokia N8, which was the most powerful smartphone at that time.
4. The creator's elder brother passed away a few days after buying the phone.
5. The creator quit making videos after his brother's death but returned to YouTube in 2016.
6. The Nokia N8 had a 3.5-inch display with capacitive touch.
7. The phone had a 12-megapixel camera with a xenon flash.
8. The phone had an audio jack and could play TV with it.
9. The phone had a mini HDMI port for connecting to a TV.
10. The phone had a FM transmitter, which is not found in any phone today.
11. The phone had Active Noise Cancellation.
12. The creator took photos and videos with the Nokia N8 12 years ago.
13. The creator's house and belongings have changed over the years.
14. The creator is now unboxing a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which will be buried for 12 years.
15. The creator is putting the phone in a steel container with a charger and cable.
16. The container is being made waterproof.
17. The phone is being buried with a sign that says "Samsung S24 Ultra to be unboxed after 12 years."
18. The creator hopes to unbox the phone with his viewers after 12 years.
Note: These facts are based on the text and may not be accurate or up-to-date information.